Sentence examples for voting law from inspiring English sources

Charlie Savage explains how a Supreme Court decision to gut or strike down the centerpiece of the Voting Rights Act could affect oversight of voting law changes in states and localities.

"North Carolina was the first state to pass a restrictive voting law after the Supreme Court weakened the Voting Rights Act in 2013, and it is the worst voter suppression law the country has seen since 1965.

The department's case is based on surviving provisions of the voting law.

And it was the same in Luxembourg, which also has a compulsory voting law.

If there is a problem with Georgia's new voting law, requirement of an ID isn't it.

Each state had to comply with the 2002 federal voting law, Ms. Sinek said.

Advocates for immigrants said that in most cases, those who violated the voting law did so unwittingly.

The sole purpose of the outreach, Mr. Vaart said, was to help Congress prepare bills to change voting law.

Schroeder, an appointee of George W Bush, is no stranger to hearing challenges to the voting law.

He was echoing more recent fears and frustrations about some of the state-level voting law changes we've seen this legislative season".

As the invaluable voting-law blogger Rick Hasen observed, Wisconsin's new voter-identification law was an obvious fiasco.